The phrase Ça marche, pronounced 'sa marsh', is a commonly used French expression that means 'that works' or 'that runs'. It indicates agreement in casual conversations, such as confirming plans or understanding. For example, if meeting a friend at a restaurant, you might confirm the time with Ça marche. It can also be used literally to refer to functionality and even in restaurant settings, indicating that an order is coming. The phrase can also carry slight variations for formality, used sparingly in professional contexts.
Ça marche is a versatile French expression indicating agreement, meaning 'that works' or 'OK', commonly used in casual conversation.
Despite its informality, Ça marche is widely understood in conversational French, signalling agreement or a positive acknowledgment in various contexts.
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